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A Thirty-slve Foot shark.

From the San Francisco Bulletin. April g.
On Monday last the American Fishing Com
panys steamer q. s. Grant lowered its 400 fathoms
OF netting In The ocean. abour twenty miles OF
New Years Point which il on the San Nateo
County coast. Toward evening terrible cognmo-
ton was noticed In the water whore the netting
was lowered, and, upon hauling It up, an immense
ster was LETT In the net for over hOurS
until ~ mad crowned itself. Il was then hanied
up ana. aiIar much diniculty, was got aboard the
ana y PROBABLY the largest that sever captured
on the racine coast. From the point OF tts nose
feet In circumference and WeiQhs 10000 notands.
Judging nom It's dimensions ana the sizA OF its
mouth, u y safe to aay that the monster could
hungry.
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TEE COMMITTEES,
The Wen VINO Arranged for the Re-
union and dwelling.

Gen. Albert Ordway Is
the chairman OF the Ex-
ecutive Committee OF the
citizens OF Washington
who have arranged for
the ceremonies. He is
not a member OF the So
ciety OF the Army of the
Cumberland, his lighting
having been done in the
Army OF the Potomac,
but he was selected for
the post OF chairman by
Gen. sheridan on account
OF his knowledge Of how
such things as reunions
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The Whisky Pool Disrupted.

ALL THE DISTILLERS NOW GOING IT ALONE AGAIN AND
PRICES LIKELY TO SUFFER.
CHICAGO, May 12.-The Times this morning says:
The executive committee OF the western Export
Association held a special meeting yesterday.
The time was consumed in making arrangements
for paying the closed houses the amounts due
TO them prior to the Reorganization OF the
pool last week. The members declined to give
any Information on the subject, but 1t was stated
that the pooi Is thoroughly broken, and that be-
fore many days every u1stiller Will be putting his
goods On the market at his own price, and the re-
suit of this competition Is looked forward to with
grave apprehension. 1t was also stated that an
attempt will be made at an early day TO patch up
peace between the kicking distillers and to re.
organize the pol for mutual protection.
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FRENCH IRE AGAINST GERMANY.

Signs That the Era OF Good Feeling
Has Not Vet Arrived.
PARIS, May 12.-Tte government has closed q
velocipeGe factory at Marainsyiller, near Lune-
willie, the property OF German named Schmertzer,
who employed men belonging to the German
imperial army. The incident Is supposed to be
the prelude to other reprisalS against the Ger
mans.
Lit: France denOunces NJ. Laboulay, the French
ambassador at st. Petersburg, for retaining q
PruSsian in his service as chaSSeur.
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OTTAWA, ONT, May 12.-There is considerable
talk here OF testing the feeling of parliament on
the question OF commercial union with the United
states. The members from the maritime provinces
ana the extreme west are almost a unit on the
question.
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Great Forest Fires i'm MICHIGAN.

CHICAGO May IA special from Escanaba
Mich, says: Following closely after the wind
storm last week, which did such great damage
come reports OF dangerous forest fires, which are
now raging In Alger County, along the line OF the
and in parts OF Marquette County. A great deal
OF damage has already been done, and lumbermen
are alarmed.
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The 0reas Pswersso Dsyesss she Fse
ExpoNesSO0 q rSaA.

Special Cable Dispatch 10 THE EvExIxs STAR
BERLIN, May l2.-france has up 20 this tine sent
no ofncial Invitation 60 the Exnbftion OF 1889.
There has been no ocial decrnation. bur II Is .. n
tain that none OF the great European powers VIII
take part.
German company intends 20 found a town nc
Manda Bay East Africa Professor Leuz. who has
state brilliant future The reiectton OF cen
man as the Austrian state language by the W
emma peers is strongly resented here
The bourse Is duIl
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La Chnu,pngne at VFnvre.

HAvRE, May l2-The steamer La Champapne
which was 0eached on the coast OF Calvp dos after
being damaged by collision, has been fioated and
Is now safely in her dock at this port.
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IN JAIL IN MEXICO.

An American Arrested Because He Re-
fused TO Vote Illegally.
TUCSON, ARIz, May 12.-The Citizen yesterday
published letter dated "Sahuaripa, Sonora, Mex
April 90" and signed 81. d. Garcia" The writer
says he is American citizen, and that last SUM-
day he was accosted by the project OF the district
VINO asked him to vote for him at the election then
being held Mr.. Garcia refused on the ground that
he was an American, whereIpOn the project sent
him to Jail, where he has been ever since with
scarcely any SuStenaDce.
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Victoria s:ra,esu, .o ,.. rr.rcn

PARIS, May 12.-It is semi-ofiicially stated that
queen Victoria, at the drawing-room given ut
bucklngham palace on Tuesday, had O long con-
versation with ID. WaddingtOn, the French am
Dassidor, In Which she begged him to convey to
the french government her warmest thanks for
the way sne was received in France during her Ne.
cent visit
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BALTIMORE,s CELEBRATION.

five Thousand Men Participate i'm the
Grand Masonic Parade.
BALTIMORE, May lathe third day Of the GEN.
tenn1al celebration Of the Masonic Grand Lodge
OF Maryland, was the occasion OF a parade in
which about nve thousand men participated, a
large number Of them being visitors from
washington, Philadelphia, Harrisburg and
smaller cities near by. The line Of
march was taken up at ten thirty
a m, and the head OF the procession reached the
ACADEMY OF Music about 1 O'Clock. when Mayor
Hodges made an address OF cordial welcome. Past
Grand Master John NJ. Carter delivered an Grafton
on the history of the order in Maryland. and JAS
X Brewer read an original poem. At the conclu-
sion OF the meeting the visiting Masons were en-
terta1ned at lunch, and many OF them enjoyed an
excursion down the bay
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

AT Boston the Philies braced up and defeated
Boston to 4. Detroit punished Pittsburg unmer-
ciiuly TO the tune OF 10 to p and Chicago beat In
dianapOliS IL toe
Cleveland was defeated by Brooklyn by a score
OF IL to-.
Following is the standing OF the clubs to date:
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A Model Customer.
SHE KNEW WHAT sKB WANTED AND sHoPPID WITH
SENSE

From tho Boston Record.
It was the Innings counter In q certain store and
seven women were seated on the stools In front OF
the counter buying Innings. The patient statesmen
listened to their discussions and their monolognea
answered their inquiries and patiently changed
their orders to suit their Wilma Suddenly blithe
yet quiet little lady appeared with bit OF gray
cheytOt In her hand. One Of the statesmen. who
was waiting for lady In black satin gown To de-
termine whether she would have q yard and a
half or yard and three quarters Of percaline.
looked at the newcomer with an EXPRESSION az
mingled inquiry and relief. He evidently recor
nized her. and hoped to have the pleasure OF wait
soul tried with the exasperating delay Of the
woman he was serving.
'sPiease give me ave yards OF English canbrfc
exactly two shades darker than this cheyiot .
said the woman, who knew what she Vanfed
"and one yard and sevep-esghths Of the second
quality OF sileSia two shades lighter and a ward
OF hatr-cl0th OF the color OF the cam6r1c Piease
take this S2 bill, and viii come back for nav
change and things after have been 70 the but
tons and trimmings counters"
had the curiosity 20 follow her to thetrfmmings
counter. She asked for her six and twist cotton.
braid, shields and whalebones In the came QUICK
exact manner, ana turned around to the buttons
counter while they were being done un she
asked for the card OF sample buttons picked out
those she wanted incredibly soon, then rctraced
her steps, gathering ND her purchases e she
went, taxing parcel nom the counter OF choviots
as she passed AFTER going TO the Enings counter.
Probably she hAdt time to have the things sent
home, ana one can easily imagine that she had
that dress cut out and nfted abd half anisnoo b.
fore sne went 70 sleep that night
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DALLAS, TEX, May 12.-John B. Finch, chairman
party will come to Texas TO stump the state in
FAVOR or the prOhbtory constitutional amend
ment He Is now flooding the State with prohibI-
ton literature
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wALTER-KNOBLACH In New York CITY Mar m
1887, CHARLES A. WALTER. Of wsshinetca Is. o
TO ANNIE 4 KNoBf4ACh, OF Brooklyn. y. Y.

3. So3s pspaYtsa S s My T.
Rest, sweet rst
M! From n; earthly care and pain.
In jesus arms remain.
Funeral from Christs church tnsvy-yarsp ssndsg.
fadh inst 4 p M Relatives and friends rs-pss'
ssa minute : : Il: 1S9o S'i GHtsiEk. Z
aass. y. lss IS. Gag g. ron u. late ssa:eos ss
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ROM sns sssss snds ss sna ss,:s
vited 70 attend
ssHYISsEEs q ~ q: ~
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seTUNKEL; On wednssdsy: nsy lltby 1881, =
hss Se ss.Ssss ssH g "a
days.
Eddie vas our darling
Pride Of our heart and bona:
But the angels came and whisperod
kddiss darling Do come home
Funeral from HE parents. rs.aasses. s2e Nina
where servicee viii be held FRIDAY, MAJ IA 30
M. tAexandx1s aud Frederick pagers plecse cupyl !
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lsEt. IN the 18th year Of her age.
Funeral services At the ressdencs of her moxh~r al2
street northwest FudAy. 4 O'clock .. m intesrss1
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Kentucky RepuDlicaux

Ventlon adjourned at a late hour last night after
completing tne ticket by nominating VI. H.
instruction, and T. j. Tinsiey, OF Muhlenbury. for
register OF the land ONCE, the latter In Opposition
TO u colored plan.
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The MAYNARD CiosED.-The Secretary OF the
Navy is ue1 an Order this morning closing the
Washington Nayy.yard at 12 O'Clock to-day By
this he saves TO tie workmen their fun DAVIS nav
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MARRIED IN NEW YORK.-Mr. chas A. Waiter
MISS Annie l. knoblach, OF Brooklyn, left hero on
TUESDAY afternoon, the latter having been on .
friends that Charley had more than mere yief 70
the City OF Churches In view. Thls theory was
connrmed to-day by dispatch announcing that
the young couple had been married In New YORK
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The Courts.

POLICE COURT-Jitdge Smell
To-day, Patrick Moore, Sunday bar: SEQ and
costs. Appeal noted. .fhos. COnnOrs, indecent
exposure; 500 or 90 days ThoA Fletcher,
SIX months Irene col
Green, assault; $40 or 30 days. Annie Peterson
malicious trespass; personal bondson. John
Hiheman, ARRAY; collateral forfeited. James B.
Davis, do, do. Richard Ballinger, do; s. or Is
days Charles Weirman, assault; $40 or 80 days
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LEAOCR.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
General Foreign News.

DEATH OF NOTED CHEMIST.
PARIS May I'm. Jean Baptiste Joseph Dieu-
OOTne BouSSingaut, q learned chemist anc scien-
tllc agriculturls, and member OF the Institute is
dead He was SIS years old.
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While Cleaning Out q Wells
THREE MEN QYYRcANH ny HurrI AIN

QUEBEC, May l2.-In the municipality OF sc. Sau.
veur, yesterday afternoon, four men were
cleaning out an cid wei, when Joseph Gaspard an
aged man, and his nephew, Joseph Hussier, acci-
dentaly fell into il. The other two In attempting
10 rescue them, also fell into the well One OF the
latter named Francis Bussler, and the two frst
Inc fourth man was rescued, more dead than alive,
from the effects OF gas
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eoIdated. 81; past due coupons, 66d; do ten-fcrte
~: do. new threes. 66A bid to-day.
., BALT TN ND. May 12ACotton steady-mid-
0NnG, lO>s Iour steady Is unchanged prices Wheat-
ALI dGalfn nna arm red 9aes ap6es western
!Ss5Aa98; June. 93ha96: July, 04haY44; August
kk554aso: Corn-eouthern active and higher; white,
otoo5; y6tow. 52Ha03; western inactive and firm
fixed, spot ~ bid: May. 4Sks49A: June 4S1Ss<9
Saly. ~ .Sd Oats steady-eouthefn and Pennayf
St.s5. Rye nominal 57.5y Hay stesdy-plians .
Unchanged Suxar-copper reiined Quiet D1a9H.
Mhisy :sssdy. 23s1.24; Freight. 70 liverpool per
steenner @u4 and nominal I'd: douf. ls3d
3Ta Nh S9kd Rsceiptsaour. $500 barrels whest
n.Rss oosshSSs,a; corn 1000 b1shs,s osts. !000
10:OoV on bushels Sales-whest. 100000 bushels;
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The Miners VIII, nm, S,-,L.

| NEw IORX May 12.-At the New York coal ey-
| change to-day Information was received from
| Scranton that the miners had decided not TO
| strike.
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NEW BANK.-The Controller OF Currency to-day
authorized the First National Bank, OF Merrill,
Wis, to begin business with capital of $50 COO
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NEW CHIEF CLERK APPoINTED.-Mr Jno Hol-
combe. Of Indiana. has been appointed chief clerk
OF the Bureau OF Education, and will assume his
new duties June 1st. He Is about thirty years of
age, graduate OF Harvard, and has been superin-
tendent or public Instruction in Indiana. He was
lndorsed by senator voorhees,, w. ID. Bynum and
other prominent members OF Congress-
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The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas Of the World Is
onered free to every new subscriber for one year to
the WEEKLY STAR. It Is handsomely printed
book OF 19l pages profuSely illustrated with more
than 100 colOred maps and diagrams and contains
wealth OF general Information. see advertise
ment in smother column.
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MARRIAGES LIcENsES.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Calvin
Peck and Alice Garther, both OF Frederick, Nd;
Abraham Morgan and Nancy BealI; John l. Lit
ttefOrd and Emma j. Chuk.
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Hines declared out.
SCORE BIT INNINGS.

Wilmington hSEs :::::::::::::o 1919 1-s
Base Base, on BallsI;Ewins, =: beasiey. /; SHOCK. l.
hreig 1; Donnelly z: Meyers 1. Struck Out-New
SorH, 3; Washington, 4 Left ON Bases-New York
g washington, 2. Home runs-Connor. j. Three
Easeehits-Farrcll, Two Base Hts-Shock, Hines
l. Double plays Hines and DesIy. Deaiy and Don,
heaiy Hit by Pischer-Gore L; Ward, George. /
meyers i. stolen Bases-Gore. 1; Ward, 4: O'Rourke
q 2I Slesps l. Carroll D9nneily Wild PITCHES
plre-Mr. Powers. Time Of game 30
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Justice Woods I

Justice Woods Better.
JUSTICE woods, OF the Supreme Court OF the
United States, Is somewhat easier this morning,
though little hope is entertained of his recovery.
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Tlha Moxiran nre;,.~

The Mexican Officer Not Executed.
Tue secretary OF State has received telegram
from Minister Manning contradicting the report
Of the execution of the Mexican army ofr1cers ON
account OF the Nogales incident.
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ought 10 De managed
Gen. Il. d. MuSSey, who,
as secretary OF the local
executive committee, has
had 10 bearthe burden OF
the work OF arranging for
the reunion, has done it
n 4 manner that has won
the praise OF all his CON-
radeS. lie is a we'll
known member OF the
Washington bar, and BE-
fore he became such was
g weli-knOwn fighter in
the Army OF the Cumber-
land. He has been an ac-
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District GOvernuems Affair,
TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE POLES.

An order has been made for the removal OF the
District telegraph and telephone poles ON the
The superiStendsnt Of telephone service recon.
mends that "serv1ce TO the Reform school be dis
continued and the poles cut down, as they are not
worth moving" and the Commissioners have APP
proved OF the accommodation.
BUILDING rsRxyTs
have been issued by Inspector Entw1sle as follows:
Thos. T. Brown, erect brick dwelling at 1913 ana
aMens at $50 stree. a
A. simmons brick dwelling Is p street northeast;
sl.so0 +. stutx. brick dwelling on Prospect
NO 16 It'll street northeast; &2OO H. Berpling.
alter 1919 9th street northwest; $50 r. L Leon
ard, alter 735 Delaware avenue southwest; 500.
Only TIE CRIMINAL couRr m SESSION. None Of
the District Courts were IN session to-day with the
exception OF the Criminal Court, which adjourned
at noon. The ofaces at the court-house were also
closed at noon.
Thomas Fletcher, coiored was sentenced to ok
months In jail by Judge Smell to-day, for striking
Thomas Connors, an old soldier from Hampton,
Va, was nned 500 by Judge smell to-day for ex.
posing his person, on the Armoy lot near Missouri
RAxes or rm TnERHonET1..-Tnsf following
were tho readings at tho signal once to-day: "a
m, 81; 2Rm, Is: maximum. IS: minimum. Sc.
to-day Is the procession Was passing along Penn
Detectives Carter and Horne LOOK into custody two
young colored men on complaint Of citizen who
charged that one OF them had attempted 70 pick the
pocket OF an old gentleman. They were taken 60
police headquarters where they gave their nanne1
as Richard Stewart and John WAddy. They win
b held for hearing.
Jennie A. Frost-ManJon, q Watestown, Conn,
pleaded guilty and was sentenced 70 six months
In TAIL BY Judge Carpenter at the superior Court
IN Waterbury, Tuesday, for btgamy.
According 70 the returns made 70 the depart
ment Of etaftstics In Dublin, for the month Of
April, II, 654 persons endgrSted nom Ireland q
the Dnfted efSfea and Canada.
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Prospects Of q Fight.

VIENNA, May 12.-One hundred and forty
thousand Austrian soldiers are under arms In Dali.
malta prepared Tor a campaign. The Montenegrin
army Is reported ready for action.
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The Afghan Rebels Again Victorious.
BOMBAY. May 12.-It IA reported that the rebcls
against the ameer have captured Keiat-i.Gntixa
anu now surround GhuZni. The Russians are rap
lQ.y DridXing the Amu-parta river.
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John RriChf,s Yieu

Mr.. Parnell Goes to London.
DUBLIN. May 12.-Mr.Parnelll left KingstOwn this
morning for Dublin.
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SOCIETY NOTES.
Mrs. whitney held a delightful law,

Nrs- whitney held delightful lawn party yes
teriay afternoon on the knoll at sCirasslandsn In
front OF the manor house. Tables bearing tea
e ca, nav l wlne water and mix were
cushions heaped upon cane sofas gave pleasant
lounging places, while the sweet air was q most
delicious tonic. The guests all enjoyed the new
front porch, which is the latest Secretary Whit
ney's Improvements. As seen from the private
road most used IN approaching the house the Dor.
ttco gives the front most hosptaOle, open-handed
aspect. The entire afternoon was spent under the
tres. Secretary Waitney arrived about 5 O'Clock,
and * was before the last Carriage rolled away
from .-tsraSslands.'
Mr.. and Mrs. A Blocker Banks and Miss Banks,
OF Albany about returning TO their state street
residence In that city.
Mrs Scott-Townsend left the city yesterday for
her home In Philadelphia Much TO the regret OF
her friends In this city Mrs Townsend will not re-
turn here 10 reside permanently next year.
Ms. Hearst VIII go over 70 New York on Friday
70 attend TO some Affairs there for a summers
leave. senator Hearst Is in the West, and MA
Hearst will Join him In san Francisco In ten DAYS
MS. Hearst has leased Mrs Ferguson's house, the
one she has occupied for the past two years on
Highland Place, for another TWO years.
Dr.. scudder. OF Boston, Is visiting his father-in
law, Senator Evarts.
Mr.. and Ms. PelIew, OF Connecticut avenue, viii
visit England and the continent this summer,
leaving here In June.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Kearney Warren are staying In
the city until their house, that Is building in X
street, s.ready 70 20 into the decorators hands,
wnen they will leave for their annual sea voyage.
Miss Caldwell has returned from her trip West
andts making some visits but Is not feeling strong.
hoe had q severe attack OF malartal fever while
absent, from which she has not entirely recovered
Ma Fairchild was at home 70 callers yesterday,
50 was also Mrs. Villas. Mrx Endicott did not
Say Ia Tor callers but went TO drive with her son
Hiss End1eotrs spra1ned ankle Is much better, and
s0e can now walk without the assistance OF a cane.
M. Gregor paid his respects TO Miss Cleveland
ana Ms FOLSOM at Oak View yesterday afternoon.
THE MINERS DEMANDS RErusKD.-The joint COM
mittee OF the Miners AmaIg amated Association
and knights OF Labor met at Pottsville, Pa, yes
erday, TO receive the reply OF the coal operators
~ tne m1nerS request for 10 per cent advance
Ine advance was refused by the operators. The
lners VIII issue al address TO the public setting
0rtn Inc justice or their demand, but is Il not
ho0ght strike wiz be ordered
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the winners at the Maryland Jockey Club
&lisaDeth, Satisfaction. Enigma And Mah0ae5.
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VACANT CADRTsHIPs.-There are now four va.
cancies In the list OF cadets In the Revenue Marine
Service and an examination OF candidates for an.
polntment thereto Is In progress at the Treasury
Department
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cinslso SAFE o. TURKISH cARrs7s APP Rosa
and rugs at DowlngS auction rOOma llth end
fenna. avenue, to-as0rrow at IL 80 O'Clock. A
tlS Tue last chance for this season parties In
teCo1te0 should not tan % he pro6ant
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SCHOOLS IN ALAsKA.-Rev. Sheldon Walker, an
agent OF the Bureau Of Education, will soon 90 TO
Alaska where he will take steps to establish sys
tenn OF schools in that country.
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A SUNDAY BAR-Patrick Moore, the saloon
kseler 6t no: 6o2 Penlsylvanta avenue north.
~ Omcer Sutton with violating the sunday
nq0of nav, and 0ne OF go was imposed. Appeal